Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-05-06

cane ana TedUS WlUnOuU GLASSES.
Enosburgh Falls.
Butter market quite active, general
price Is cents, selections one and two cents
higher; shipment 300 tubs. The third
meeting to see if the village would accept
of the act of Incorporation was held in the
school house Tuesday evening. 1t was voted
to accept the act by 81 majority and the
following officers elected; Moderator, A.
w. Woodworth clerk, r. W. Marsh trrs-
tees, D.; 3. Stetson, Al W; Wood
worth, g. Archambault, r. w. Marsh,
A. r. Bell; treasurer, Gen. c. H.
Marsh collector, " A. Irish auditors,
j. ii. Burns, NJ. p. Perley, NJ. Lunder
vile; chief engineer, n. r. Baker; first
assistant, j. Duso; second assistant, A.
Cotton. A committee of five were APP
pointed to draft a set of by laws and re-
port to the next meeting. 1t was voted to
raise a tax of 10 cents on the grand list,
after which the meeting adjourned for
four weeks. MIR. Oin Merrill who
has been spending the winter in Califor-
MIA returned home last week accompanied
by John Chadwick VINO has been in san
Francisco for II years past, but was
former resident here. A large delegation
of our business men, accompanied by the
band met them at the depot and accom-
panied them home. 80. a. w. Woodwork,
V. A. Irish, Rev. p. Merrill and others are
painting their houses, the Sprain Cure
laboratory also is being newly painted ...
There are two new houses being erected
this week and more to follow.
Chelsea.
Orange county Supreme Court began
on Tuesday. There are 20 cases on the
docket but probably not more than 20
will be heard, some being continued to
general term by agreement of counsel.
Chief Judge Royce and Judges Ross,
| Powers and VeaZev are in attendance
| This has heen a severe winter for old
| folks and sick people. The tomb was
| filed with bodies sometime ago. Within
A single week six deaths occurred ...,
| The firm of +. r. HYDE &, Co. has dis
solved. John b, Atwood, the Junior part
ner hayinp hnught ont the business. '.'
| Iohn 4 Twiss furniture dealer has sold
ont his stock i'm trade and with his family
| left town His wife and child remain at
| Brookfield while he goes on A pros pectipg
tour to Kansas Citv.. Elpin ID. barnes
the new proprietor of Orange County
Hotel. has already given new reputa-
! tion to the nlace as an attrartive resort
The valley roads are becominp set.
lied hnt those on the hills are scarcely
passable. Till the 2Oth of April sleiphs
were in common use
,-..,
"orris'ilie.
Rev. w. II. Hyde is to preach at the
Methodist church here every Sunday
morning and at Elmore in the afternoon
Henry IS. w arueD mas returned
Florida. ..... The Hickok family have
returned from schenectady "A large
nit heiow Hvde PARK for the trestle he
tween here and that place, Fred B
Iivinoston has sold his residence tn + r
Merrisim Of rs St .Iohnsbnry' f"rmerly " :"
This Mace Mr. Merriam with his sor
Frank viii conduct the butter and egg
business Fridays carried on by Living
stone & Slocum. Deacon Charlie.
Whitney. father of 4, +, Whitney. dice
saturday The funeral was held AT the
Cnnnrr3ntional chmrch Wolcott Monday
ROY and Mrs NJ p BeIl of Wes
Rerk shire came to town on saturday
Rev Mr. Bell ofIiciated Sunday at the
funeral of J. c. Bugbee who died Thurs
day.. The visitors at the Lamollt
CGnntv Irniop of Good TemnIars, Thnrs
day' VIII he served with retresbments at
th9 ConereratIonal yestrv Rev W
A Rushee Tetnrned from, his annual va
cntinn saturday A serions assault
was made upon one Aldrich, a blacksmith
in front Of the Morrisyille house, SUNDAY
night Inv Rahe Noe and others They cn1
saSeral seer - IgaShes ,, that We're sewn M by DR.
RuhIee "a meeting was held Frida,
avening to see If the Norrisyilla corne
hand could be reorganized. A meetiu.
for further action will be held Post
, master Rich and family have taken rooms
familv ,I have moved to the rooms vacated
NV Wr Rich in the Roberts house
f ~ -,
cambridge
Grays steam mill will be ready for us,
by May b.. The American house vii
| be completely renovated. ..,. Henry
Stowel will repair his buildings.....
Nathan Brown is delegate from Phpn,
Lodge to the county union |. o. G. T. a
Morrisville, THU sday . Clarence Story
, of st. Adams recently visited at 5 w
Royce's. Mrs II. 5. White of Burling
ton visited in town last week Messrs
Wetherby & Page have shipped two cal
loads of maple sugar to Chicago. The
village school at the Boro begun Monda,
with Miss Myrtle Perham OF Fairfax il
, the higher department and Miss Scott o
Montgomery in the primary. Miss Ida
Barton has opened the village school al
) Jacksonville and Miss Hattie Wilcox i.
teaching in the Fuller district Mrs. Alb
} bic Sargent teaches the summer schoo
) in CIR. ensboro, Miss Lota Thompson il
trlct No o. MISS hSte hIr.iuy ~ ieas
Fullington district t..... Mr.. Isaac Chas,
recently lost a valuable yoke of steers